The Future of Artificial Intelligence

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The Future of Artificial Intelligence
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Abstract
The future is here, and man is facing a new fight, and the fight is for jobs. How can artificial
machines work with humans and not be considered a threat to human survival when they could
possibly replace human jobs that feeds their families. How can the world adjust to having a
machine that can think and OD the same work better and cheaper? The movies have warned us
that one day this time will come, and I believe that the time is here. AI machines are being used
in the military, business, and medical fields. Man will soon start facing its biggest threat, which
is survival of the fittest. The paper offers an overview of Autonomous machines in the
community, the purpose, the risk and benefits and how humans comate with AI.

EDUCATION 3
Introduction
Autonomous means to be independent and free of any external control. The intelligence
practitioners carry out their tasks or functions with zero to negligible involvement from outside
or others. Artificial intelligence (AI) systems demonstrate certain behaviors that are common
with human intelligence such as problem-solving, learning, reasoning, planning and
manipulation. AI has been created for the betterment of mankind and performs multiple tasks
like humans. However, every step forward in artificial intelligence gives rise to assumptions and
apprehensions about what machines can do or the risks they could bring along.
From its earliest days
When programming began six decades ago, the intelligence of the computer was limited
to just making numerical calculations. However, the level of artificial intelligence has grown
multifold ever since, and today, the computers carry the power to compete with the best of
human minds. It is this incredible capacity of computing systems which is known as “artificial
intelligence” or AI (Parnas, 2017).
The purpose of AI machines
The purpose of AI machines to work and think like a human brain and carry out the tasks
expected of them. AI research focuses on programs that understand human thinking and can
imitate human behavior. The focus is on research that plays games and uses the methods of
humans (Parnas, 2017).
Why we need them
There is a growing affinity for human-robot collaborative ecosystems in various sectors
like logistics, manufacturing, and healthcare where the use of robots as precision operators can
lift heavy workloads. While the humans can focus on monitoring, guiding, maintaining and
coordinating, the AI machines can take care of the physical work (PWC, 2018). Businesses are